Brooks Glycerin Max 2 Shoes White Black
Scrolling through our Brooks Running Shoes lineup, the Glycerin Max 2 in White Black is the pair that photographs the cleanest. The upper is a white and off-white engineered knit with black Brooks branding along the side, matched to white laces, sitting on top of the tall white Max midsole. A gum accent wraps the heel tab, the one spot of contrast on an otherwise monochrome build. It reads more like a lifestyle sneaker than a max-cushion trainer, until you feel how much foam is actually under your foot.
Built Around Stack Height
Brooks widened the base of the Max 2 specifically so the extra stack height doesn’t translate into instability. The platform sits taller than a standard Glycerin, but the ride stays planted rather than tippy, even on uneven pavement or a slight camber.
Specs
- Cushioning: DNA Tuned nitrogen infused foam, maximum stack height
- Support type: Neutral, wider platform for stability at height
- Upper: White and off-white engineered knit with black branding
- Outsole: Rubber with gum heel tab accent
- Fit: Roomier through the forefoot than a standard Brooks trainer
- Color: White Black, gum heel detail
- Size: Full and half sizes available, true to size with room to spare
An Easy Colorway To Wear Daily
White Black is the safest pick in the Max 2 range if you want the extra cushioning without a colorway that only works with running kit. It sits fine under jeans on a walk to the coffee shop and still looks right on a Sunday long run.
Where This Fits In Your Rotation
Save this pair for the days when comfort matters more than pace, recovery runs, long slow miles, or just standing for hours without your legs complaining by evening. Compare it against the standard cushioning in the rest of the Brooks Glycerin range, or browse the broader Brooks Running Shoes Men collection to see how the Max 2 stacks up against everything else we carry. Clean colorways like this one tend to sell through fast, so don’t wait too long to grab a pair.

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